Real Estate - Opportunities (Ban)Galore: Motilal Oswal's Thematic View

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Motilal Oswal Report

Bengaluru is the second largest residential market in India. Demand has been stagnating at 45,000-60,000 units over the last seven-to-eight years. It is also the largest commercial market by annual absorption (12 million square feet) and office stock (186 msf).

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The Bengaluru residential real estate market is on the cusp of a strong demand cycle, on the back of:

  1. strong hiring in the IT sector and rising count of global captives,

  2. salary increments for IT employees, and

  3. best-in-class affordability.

The low inventory overhang (15 months) and high affordability in Bengaluru, with the unit price-to-per capita income ratio of 16 times versus 24 times for the top five cities, allows for gradual and consistent price hikes in a strong demand environment.

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